Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-17

DIR. A. Dunlap went to Cleveland today
ON professional business.
st. Patrick's day in the morning: likewise
this afternoon and several times during the
day.
Squire Breckenridge married WIN. Posue
and Mary Alexander, cOlored. yesterday
afternoon.
Workmen are engaged in making boxes III
which to transfer the Bookwsltsr art collec-
ton to Cincinnati.
Mrs. James K. Reynolds, Of Covineton,
KY, Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. =. 5.
Wallace, west Main street a.
Colonel Alb. Jennings, wealthy and In
f,uential citizen of Urbans, is in the city to-
day, the guest Of Mr.. E. s. Wallace y
aomeer Norton lass evening received .
letter from Ireland which contained sprig
Of shamrock. II was . genuine message
from the .'ould sod
There wtil ba FREQ lecture in the Meth
odist Protestant church, Pleasant street, by
Mrs. G. b. Dotsou, this. evening 1t ':So.
Subject: woman without the Gospel
n Miss LilIisn Kelley has recovered from
severe attack of what threatened to be
pneumouia. Many friends will be pleased
to Learn of her escape from spell OF sick
ness. ~ - g.-...-...-.
Mr.. Charles Murray, who Travelled last
season With the bill-posting brigade OF
Robinscn's circus. is home for . short hoii-
day. He goes out this season with Sells
Bros. ~. -s-.,--
A. C. Morrill,. the well known secretary
Of the Buckeye club. announces himself to
day as Q candidate for the Office OF police
court clerk. See his announcement else
where.
Mss Florence Bowers. accompanied oI
her cousin, Miss Alice Fallon. Of Hillsboro
left yesterday for Dayton. Enon and
Springfield, where they will visit friends
Xenia Gazette.
The republicans of the Fourth ward vii
caucus on next Monday evening at Ailer
chapel, on Summer street, and the Nintf
ward at Mil Creek Coal Company's ONCE
No. 222 west Main street.
John A. Cheney and Minnie E. Will
were married Tuesday evening at St Pau
parsonage. by the Rev. Henry Tuckiey; AIS
Charles W. Laybourne and Alice kitchey
on Wednesday morning.
The Ladies' aid society Of the Christian
church, on High street. will give social a
the church this evening. 4
cordial invitation is extended to all to com
and take supper with them.
First Lieutenant Carl K. Mower, Of tn
Champion City guard. Is suffering from
slight indisposition. This Is the first tim
Carl was ever behind with his ailments, bu
this time he is for sure.
Remember the social tonigh, at tn
Christian church, on south side OF big
street west of Mechanic street Snppe
win be served on call. The proceeds ar
designed BY the ladies for the benefit OF tn
church. You are invited.
The Ladies' Aid society of the s. Of Y
will give supper at the G. A. r. hall o.
Washington street tomorrow tFridayleve
ing, from to Q p. m. All are cordially in
vited to be present All donors are rs
quested to have provisions at the hall D
I o'clock.
The house occupied by officer Tom Boy
on Clifton street was slightly damaged b
fire yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
The department quenched the flames befor
they gained much headway. A chime
of the house caught fire and some Of III
sparks from the burning chimney ignite
the roof.
| A pleasant surprise party was perp'
trsted last evening on master Willie Wa
tenbe, at his home No. lss west Mort
street. The following were present: Eth
Roberts, Burt Allen. Charlie WiddicOmb'
Gurtie Schultz. Charley Forbes, Elm'
Miller. Cora Burgdell. Emily McLarei
Ircaa Bentzei, Minnie Fan lkner. Lula hi
patrick, Claude Melching, Blanche Aldricl